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Al Qaeda
Madrid train bombs suspect held
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Algeria
US Rules Out Military Bases in Africa: Official
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Morocco
Morocco jails 50 Islamists for terror plots
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The State of Jihad: 2007
A year-end roundup of the major developments in the Long War in the primary and secondary theaters across the globe.
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Al Qaeda
Where Boys Grow Up to Be Jihadis
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Morocco
Morocco holds five as terror suspects
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Morocco
Morocco: Four arrested over failed tourist bus bombing
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Morocco
Suicide bomber apprehended in Morocco
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Morocco
Morocco has raised the security alert to the maximum level after a visit from US and European intelligence officials. The Interior Ministry said it received “reliable intelligence information” an attack is imminent.
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Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia, Morocco Agree More Anti-Terror Cooperation
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Morocco
Moroccan security forces broke up a series of al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb cells throughout the country. About 20 al Qaeda operatives were arrested in raids nationwide.
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Al Qaeda
Casablanca bombing mastermind is head of a jihadist cell
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Morocco
Morocco cops arrest bombing suspect
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Morocco
Two suicide bombers blew themselves up while attempting to attack the U.S. consulate and cultural center in Casablanca. Police are looking for a third bomber. Three suicide bombers killed themselves on Wednesday as police conducted raids in Casablanca.
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Morocco
Moroccan king urges N.African teamwork over attacks
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Al Qaeda
Brother of Casablanca suicide bomber arrested
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Al Qaeda
2 al Qaeda Moroccans have fled from Morocco to Spain
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Morocco
Police detained 2 terror suspects near the site where 3 suicide bombers detonated on April 10. The country is on high alert after the Algiers bombings. Morocco’s interior minister claimed there is no link with the Algiers bombings. Spain is concerned, and placed the enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla on “permanent Alert.”
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Al Qaeda
Moroccan minister does not rule out link between bombings in Morocco and Algeria
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Morocco
Moroccan police killed one terrorist while three others detonated their explosives after police conducted raids in the capital of Casablanca. The bombers were members of a cell whose leader blew himself up in a cafe in early March.
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Morocco
Morocco Under Fire
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Morocco
The jihadi who blew himself up at an internet cafe in Casablanca earlier this month was the leader of a 30 man terror cell planning to bomb the Moroccan port cities of Casablanca, Agadir, and Essaouira. He detonated his vest after the cafe owner called police. Twenty-four of the 30 man cell have been captured.
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Morocco
Abdelfattah Raydi, the Internet cafe suicide bomber, served jail time for membership in an Islamist “militant group.” Moroccan intelligence indicated the western Sahara is infiltrated with al- Qaeda.
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Morocco
A suicide bomber detonated his vest in an Internet cafe in Casablanca, killing himself and wounding three, including his ‘companion.’The men were “seeking access to terrorist Web sites,”and “when the owner’s son forbid them from doing so, one of the men suddenly blew himself up.”
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Al Qaeda
Morocco adds more names to al Qaeda wanted list
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Morocco
Islamist Infiltration of the Moroccan Armed Forces
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Morocco
Terrorist Networks Lure Young Moroccans to War in Far-Off Iraq
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Morocco
Moroccan police arrested 7 “Salafite Jihadists” believed to be linked to al Qaeda in the Maghrebin the city of Meknes. Explosives were also reported to have been confiscated during the raid.
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Morocco
Morocco bids to host base for new US Africa Command
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Morocco
Morocco broke up a recruiting cell for al Qaeda in Iraq. Sixty-two Islamists were arrested. Those detained include “al Qaeda, the Algeria-based Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC) and other international terrorist organisations…”
